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RUMBLINGS, September 1953
RUMBLINGS Lt.-CoL A. T. "Collie" Gardner is off after more records on September 16th: He will attempt to gain for…
September 1953
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40,000 MILES WITH A 11/4-LITRE M.G. SALOON — and how a Supercharger was Added
40,000 MILES WITH A 1i-LITRE M.G. SALOON and how a Supercharger was Added YOUR road test of the -litre M.G.…
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Sir,
Sir, I have just received my copy of the July issue of Moron SPORT. and as a rabid Citroen fan,…
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LETTERS from READERS, September 1953
LETTERS from READERS N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed.
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THE CITROEN CONTROVERSY
THE CITROEN CONTROVERSY Sir, In reply to Mr. Pratt, who has attempted to prove that the Light Fifteen can out-accelerate…
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Sir,
* * a Sir, Replying to the letter in the July MOTOR SPORT concerning Citroen Cars. I bought one in…
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A READER VIEWS THE "BUYERS' MARKET"
A READER VIEWS THE "BUYERS' MARKET" Sir, The motor industry claims to be crippled by purchase tax and unable to…
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Sir,
* * * Sir, I am the owner of a late 1951 Light Fifteen Citroen having a mileage on the…
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CORRECTION
CORR ECTION Sir, In your Silverstone report you state that P. N. Whitehead's Cooper-Alta is now tuned by Wharton's ox-mechanic.…
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PRAISE DESERVED
PRAISE DESERVED Sir, In view of the number Of complaints which you receive front readers about the poor service given…
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POLICE OPINION
POLICE OPINION Sir, Being a keen vintage sports-tar enthusiast, I am greatly alarmed, and dismayed, at the unqualified remarks made…
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NICELY SPOKEN !
NICELY SPOKEN! Sir, As one of the many vintage enthusiasts left at the lights by Mr. S. F. M. notating,…
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ROTARY VALVES
ROTARY VALVE* Sir, I would like to reply to your correspondent, SiLdr. Carlisle, on the subject of rotary valves. I…
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CLARIFICATION
CLARIFICATION Sir, In your issue for August, 1953, on page 410, there appears an article on the subject of the…
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BAD BUSINESS
BAD BUSINESS Sir, The insurance companies complaining of the loss on motor insurance have only themselves to blame for the…
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MINOR DRIFTING
MINOR DRIFTING Sir, Mr. Johnson's exuberant cornering is not a genuine, fully-controlled drift. The technique he described can be carried…
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TAIL-ENDER
•••••••••••••••• TAILE ND ER On the journey to and from Charterhall we discovered again what it sad and sorry road…
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AMERICA'S SPECIALIST MARKET
AMERICA'S SPECIALIST MARKET Sir, Lt.-Col. Frank Spier, who writes you so interestingly about the reliability of American cars, is quite…
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We thought we were getting along pretty well before the front
* * * We thought we were getting along pretty well before the front wheels started to charleston. but perhaps…
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AMERICA'S SPECIALIST MARKET
* * * Sir, I should like to echo your correspondent's pronouncement in the June issue of MOTOR SPORT concerning…
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